If I remember correctly, I bought my first ever book of Ashwin Sanghi called "The Krishna Key" in 2013. Funny story- It became my one of my favourite books, but somehow it got stolen way back in college. I bought a new copy of the book only because I kept coming back to it's texts, quotes, sentences and story even though there was no mystery left after reading it for once.
This book delves into the mystery of a man who believes he is the 10th avatar of Vishnu, destined to bring about destruction. The central intrigue lies in his mission and who he was meant to kill, a question that kept me turning the pages in suspense. What made this book particularly fascinating was the seamless blend of science and religion. It drew compelling parallels, like comparing the Shivling with a nuclear power plant, which was nothing short of mind-boggling. The fusion of those two worlds created a narrative that's both intellectually stimulating and riveting, making it a must-read for those who relish the convergence of ancient beliefs and modern science.
